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Impacts of on-grid electrification in Rwanda

Identification

Resource Type: Dataset

Resource ID: da|ra.35.252

Version: 1

DOI: 10.7807/rwanda:grid:2013:v1

URL: https://fdz.rwi-essen.de/en/doi-detail/id-107807rwandagrid2013v1.html


Language of Resource

Language: eng


Titles

Title: Impacts of on-grid electrification in Rwanda

Other Title: Wirkungen netzgebundener Elektrifizierung in Ruanda (TranslatedTitle)

Collective Title: RWI-MICRO


Primary researcher

Creators - Institution:

  • RWI


Origin Information

Publisher: RWI – Leibniz Institute for Economic Research

Publication date: 31.07.2021

Publication Place: Essen


Access

Availability: Delivery

Rights: no commercial use


Contributor

Contributor - Person:

  • Lenz, Luciane (RWI - Leibniz Institute for Economic Research) [Researcher]
  • Munyehirwe, Anicet (IBandC Rwanda) [Researcher]
  • Peters, Jörg (RWI - Leibniz Institute for Economic Research) [Researcher]
  • Sievert, Maximiliane (RWI - Leibniz Institute for Economic Research) [Researcher]


Methods

Sampled Universe: rural population targeted by the nationwide electrification project EARP in 2011

Sampling: stratified random sampling

Time Dimension: Longitudinal.Panel

Collection Mode: Observation.Field


DataSets and Files

    Unit Type: Household

  • Number of Units:974
  • Number of Variables: 1012
  • Type of Data: Microdata
  • Files:
    • File Name: RWA13_grid_HH.dta
    • File Size: 23 MB
    • File Format: dta

Classifications

JEL (Journal of Economic Literature) Classification:

  • O13
  • O48
  • Q41

Keywords

  • energy access
  • electrification
  • impact evaluation
  • Sub-Sahara Africa
  • socio-economic household survey

Description

Description: The survey data covers a representative random sample of rural beneficiaries of the nationwide electrification project EARP (Electricity Access Rollout Programme, see Lenz et at., 2017). The data was collected before and after the electrification intervention, in the periods April-May 2011 and May-August 2013. The information covers relevant socio-economic aspects of the household including household composition, migration, health, and the financial situation as well as security and gender relevant issues. A particular focus of the general questionnaire is on energy usage, i.e. lighting, radio and cooking. This comprises for example questions on fuel consumption, and on activities after nightfall.


Coverage

Temporal Coverage: 2011;2013

Geographic coverages: RW


Publication

  • Lenz, L., Munyehirwe, A., Peters, J., and Sievert, M. (2017). Does large-scale infrastructure investment alleviate poverty? Impacts of Rwanda’s electricity access roll-out program. World Development, 89, 88-110.
  • RWI and ISS (2014), The Provision of Grid Electricity to Households through the Electricity Access Roll-out Programme. RWI Projektberichte
  • RWI and ISS (2012), The Provision of Grid Electricity to Households Through the Electricity Access Roll-out Programme – Baseline Report. RWI Projektberichte
  • Lenz, L., A. Munyehirwe, J. Peters und M. Sievert (2015), Does Large Scale Infrastructure Investment Alleviate Poverty? Impacts of Rwanda’s Electricity Access Roll-Out Program. Ruhr Economic Papers #555. RWI. DOI: 10.4419/86788636


Citation

RWI (2021): Impacts of on-grid electrification in Rwanda. RWI-MICRO. Version: 1. RWI – Leibniz Institute for Economic Research. Dataset. doi.org/10.7807/rwanda:grid:2013:v1

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